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a way which I thought an insulting► c.I ESIDENT.-YOU are at liberty, Admiral Hanky, to ask Lord Gambier any questions you may think yr6per. , . . .• Croo-exumined by Admiral HARVEY.—Q. Did i your Lordship eve r eaetimutticate with me o ffi cially ; ', on the stibiect of attacking the enemy in Aix Road. ---A. I had some conversation with liiin 'on the practicability of it. Q. Did not your Lordship consult the junior Officers of the Fleet previous.. • . PRESIDENT.— " 1 eery, touch fea r' that the Coin . Alder lit Chia' should not be asked that question." ~ Q. Does not Lord Gambier know that I offer i' ed to make any apology to • him that an Officer er Gentleman could make, consistent with my )ho {, l l'"Ir i—Certainly Ido know it, and. would be most \I happy to accept it, had' it been consistent with l- air duty to my country, to my profession, as a Naval o,iicer, and to what I owe to the charatter Vitt I ii.... 1 as a Commander in Chief, and to my .Public (hay generallf, for I must state, that I hear Po personal enmity or resentment to Admiral liar- Vey whatsoever. Lord Gambier withdrew here. ; , 1 Captain Sir H. B. N4ALE was next examined , zed he stated that Admiral Harvey came on board the caledUnia, and said, that be never saw a man so unfit ter the command of the fleet as Lord Gam bier; that instead of sending boats to sound the Channel, which he considered we best manner ut attacking the enemy, he had employed himself or amused himself with mustering the ships' cornea- • flies ; that he bad not taken pains to ascertain I whether the enemy had phicecl any bomb in front , of their line ; that if Lord Nelson had been there, Ile would not have- anchored m ,Basque. Roads, but have dashed at the enemy at Dace;, or words. to ,that , effel:t ; that he had spoken his mind to the' Coin-. Vander in Chief; that Lord Gambier had received f- i m Very coldly after the battle of Tralalgar, and ..i'ad used hint very ill, in having transmitted , the 4 viaster of the Tonnaut's letter for a Court Martial ' tilao9 him. Q. What were the•'words used by Adm. Harvey to Lord Cochrane, expressive of his disapprobation of his (Lord GaMbier's) conduct ?—A. When he Cline into my cabin, lie -went up and shook hands *_hh Lord Coeheince, assuring tern; he should have . uu tql -very happy to have seek) hint on any other oc-, t easion than the present ; teat his (Lord Cochrane s) • Pell% ordered to execu e the service on thii occasion *ail an insult to that service, ,and that he would Strike his flag as soon as that service was executed. ' I..nice Coeuratie answered, " I assure you I did not ' Seek it : j we-nt to town." Q. 1)4.1 you know of any other instances of lan . §oaee being used by the Rear Admiral to you, re-' eo-titi upon the. charafwter of the Commander in ' C hia f ? —A. I retnember upon one occasion,. since Lord , Gambier's appoi.tent as Commander in ehiel, and ' previous to the affair at the B as q ue b 6 "-Nids, Admiral 'Harvey said thin Lord Clarnhier had etidca,,hlred to wake it pleasant in the Fleet, other *, iss there, would be ito bearing him ; a man must have barne good. Q. With. this spoken in the hearing of any of the °dicers or men of the Fleet ?---4. Not to toy knowledge. Lttere the Ptas4ent asked, "whether at this time A dmiral Harvey was second in 'command ?, Admiral Harvey, in explanation, said, he never. was second in C ommand except in Basque Roads.) Ant In a conversation, either with Lord Mul trave ar the Beard of Admiralty, it.was..mentioned to me that the expedition; was composed of bombs and fire-ships, for the purpose of destroying she French fleet in the Islo ut Aix. I answered that it was a seivice very easy to, be executed. I was .: asktil if I vvuuld undertake it ? I answered, yes.— Admiral Harvey said, ilea he meant vothini per sonal t o he t i (Lord Cot inane) ; he had a high ()pi . Inuit 01 hint.; he spoke only to the insult. Then folli,u , s e hat I have b e for e s ta t e d r e lating to the Admiral. -Admiral Harvey likewise said, that he had made an otTer to go in with the Tonnant, . to bring out the enemy's three-decker.' (Admiral Harvey had no ' question to ask this Wiln"l') • ' ,Lo rd COCURASIZ ex amined: . . , Q. Was your Lordship present when Admiral . Larvey came to Sir li.. Neale's cabin on.the 3d April, alter his having an interview with the Coin- Mender in Chief ?—A. Yes, I was. Q. Tell what passed on• that occasion ?—A.. The o nly iltiormation that I. had- of hisThaving been 'vitt) Loud Gambier, was from 'Admiral Harvey himself, and he said, that he had a conversation with Lord (katithier, relative to appointing a Junior Officer to act against the enemy's fleet. He said, ' 1 41 he had voluuttered his services to be eM ,, PlOYed, but wits refused. ', He also mentioned, that !ill had been treated several times lightly, and that 1 :: did not think his services had been attended to it) a c t i way that he deserved. There were other things re5 ,,,2',2,,t cennetited with the ether, they were -- r - ' 4 "4 a man's religious principles or coodua on Shore. All that Admiral Harvey said, was evidently unpremeditated, and appeared to 'proceed - "to llom the warmth of his feelings at the mo i.nwit, which I conceive his cooler judgment would • not have induced hint to stay. In the course: of the c ,. t-i tiversation he said, " he was no canting metho rl It, nu hypocrite, nor no psalm-singer. I do not t:heat old woinen mit of , their estates by 113)67; tisY and canting." He said that he had volun teered to perform the service that I came on, and would have been happy to have seen me on any - other occasion, and expressed himself very sorry to have an inferior Officer placed over his head. He also said that he had spoken to Lord Gainbier with the same degree of prudence which he liad . clone to me in the presence of Sir H. Neale. . , (Here Admiral Harvey submitted that the evi "ow- given did not go to support the charges.] The-Solieitor, Mr. 'Bicknell, then desired Lord . ' ,Cochrane would be pleased .to state what reply he made to Admiral Haritey ?—A. Lord Cochrane refuted that it was general, , and it would be impossi.: ble for him at that time to repeat it. Q. Pid your Lordship make any Ofiservations 4o these expressions of the . Admiral?---A. I said, yOu have a Strange notion of prudence. Q. Was your Lordship atlerwards present on the . quarter-deck of the Caledonia, and did you. hear iii) . ► and what observation s -"made by the Rear-Ad . ul-ita. to Captain Bedford, or- any other person rt- . . , . Uffilei na Rod s , en spetaing the COOdliEt O f the Col - 66 . 464er in Chief ? Vey' matte few days' before y o u ee, s q . e.-A. I was, present on the quarter-deck of the Ca- , the ioitNi e tif 3 ! ibi li ng she ester 7 , ,;: . s , tiect und er the edonia at the time that Admiral Harvey wiea speak- Woof Aix ?—A. Sot'lld days befor.. 4 4trritteil , Harvey ing with Captain Bedford, but I did not hear one • left - Basepie atoilde, we agreed in eeesii i i !, ion LILA the word,of that conversation. I was at 'that time-talk- enemy's ,hits ireflasque Itoals could it sfee t e etstroy ing with Sir H. Neale; Ido not know whether any •ed 'by our fl eet without runmeg the ris k' 1.1 ,10 t h -bee other person was in conversation with. Admiral'Har- irie 3291111Ct•tr, :Ma thOtlgi!t by fireAhips . tirt etiemls vey, except Captain Bedford, whom I remarked. - • . neightsbe deStreyeti. ' Q. You nave recited several expressions you heard ' . (Admiral flat tree deeliued to ask any quastiBft of Rear-Admiral Harvey make use of in the presence of this witness.) . Sir H. Neaie, and you have said that you did not . - * - Captain BOWEN knov that t hese expressions alluded to'Lerd Gambier. said, that •he •had heard Admiral - Harvey express an Did the impression made upon your mind .at the opinion that the CoMmander in Chief was not coin moment induce you to 'believe that the Rest - Ad- petent to'the Le' entriand of the Fleet ; that ether mend meant to apply those expressions to Lord persons must do doubt have beztrd him so. express Gambier ?—A. I have pet the Court in possession himself, because they were within fearing •when of all that passed on that occasion, upon which the the words mere. s - pi,ken. Being asked whether he - Court may form theie opinion. With Lord Gam- ever beard Admiral Harvey say any thing disrespect bier's private transactions lam utterly unacquainted. fill of the Commander in Chief 41 , h is way le Lone" I have heard that Lord Gambier was a religious deneettes question was overruled. man, and therefore I did think that he was alluded • Sir H. B. NSAL2 re-examined. to. , • . Q. Were You upon the qearter-deck of the Ca- Q. When Admiral Harvey said to you that be had .ledonia on the 3d of April last, while a conversation been lightly treated, and' he'did not think his ser-, ' Was. held beiteten Atitaral,Harvey and Cept. Bed vice had been treated as they merited, did he say it ford ?--A. 1 was. was by Lord Gambier ?—A. To the best ot my re- ! Q. Were you walking with Lord Cochrane at colledion, he said teat he had been lightly treat- that time, and on the . same side of the deck, with ed by the Admiralty when Lord Gambier was of the Rear Admiral and Capt. 13..dford ?—A. I was. filet Board ; but it seemed to be a mote general • "el, Die ;ou hear any part of the conversation that complaint ot, the manner. he had been 'treated paseed between these t.);ficers ?—A. I did not hear in the service, with the exception of his haying men- any pall , 4 .10 . noised his chsepprobation of the transoassioe by Lrd Here the evidence closed', on the part of the Gambier of the iiiielicatioti by the Master re iris Crown. . . . . (Admiral Fiersey's) ship, for a Court Martial; which ! The President signified this.to Admiral Harvey, Admiral Harvey passed his opinion that he should ' who expreised :a wish that he might be indulged not have done under all the circumstances.,' till to-morrow morning to prepare his defence. To Q,. Was Sir al. Neale so Dear as to'heer the cop-• which the Court most readily agreed, and then •the versation between you and Admiral Har v a y ?—A. Rear-Admiral - Mentioned his intention of being ready Admiral Harvey 'addressed himself particulaily ,to to-morrovemoining, and the Court adjourned at half 'me. Sir H. Neale was within three or .tour yards past nine o'clock on brat dee: looking over papers.- • ee ..--7.........,,r ........................ U . Did' Admiral Harvey in the presence of Sir t Accounts are received by the General AI iranda, of H. 8.4 Neale, express any, opinion ot Lord Gam . - i a plot having recently been discovered, formed by bier's cohduct, Fl 5 Commander in Chiei i—EL Yes; the Negroes of Jamaica, to set fire to the towns of he said that he disapproved - of such' eencluct in many that Island, and afterward, to, mettle!" the .white in apstances. I thintehe stated one imparticular, c ar - ' habitants, to etleet a ßevolutiou s pi teisely similar to tying eaa off 'a ship and endangeritig the fleet. He that which hessu fatally . prevaited in the neighbour. said it had long been or was lesopitsion, that Lord nig island el St. Dornitigo. For this purpose, va- Gambier was not : equal to_ the command; that he rious societies had' beet formed in eitierent parts for meant to bring his Lordahhari COOdget befo,re a . ti coasiderable time past, welch enet in the nights at. Court IVlartial. That was the inipressien en my appointed places, where ~they were regularly exer mind. - - ' .. ' i cised' to the use oPerritete like soldiers., A .Corn e (Admiral 'Harvey declined asking t his wit ness any I mender in (;hies, Wieh the rank of Duke (in tbeir questions.] . • styte), had been ehoseta, weo had subseqeently spa • Captain 13Enrohn examined. poiliteit tee suite, and ,also Captains end OrlicerS to Q. Did Rear-Ada - mat Harvey come on board the the-ditierenesocieties, by whoa' re sitar returns were Caledonia on or attou , t , the ed of April last ?—A, Yes. made to him of their reseective cones after each ca.. State te the Court the observations made by ; muster; in, short,' the Con it appear to have lain to you, alluding to the conduct of th e Coin- been perkily organized, atei St. Patriek's Day had ' mender . in Chief ?—ele.- He obstrved, that he wee bee" first egreed o upn to set tire to - the city of not in the confidence of the Commander iti Chief, K e iston, ei I severai party, CornMellollg Ai a Mr. that I:Wituld inform hititerbat he was ready tor any i Milisvard's liquor silky e U Jr X n s-•tr-et avineh p, . 1 ppi. i e a l , earviee then to be performed. was to be tee sienat t r the other par(ies tobegin Eet: Whete'did this coatereation pass ?'" --. A. On t e n smite disappolutinelit arisitig, it was rifierwarda the starboard gang-way. •' There were a tatillba at fixed teethe elii of Mareo—eptevioos to which, liow• people round, oflicers, within heeritig of ihe con eve., their diabolical and blunts-thirsty design was . versation, I observed that ft \yahoo part et my duty , new happily discovered as follows, and the destrucs to make such communtesition to the Catimumder in eon of the limn:lnd lives of the itillabitants thereby Chief, and desired the Admiral: weuld it d o .11;.e I.- .prevented ;—(esorge Burgess, a private in the 2d ly, or throuele Sir H. 13. Neale. He repeatee tits„ \vest l o uts le st !,allellt, having descried-front that 'request, observing that consislarehle time had been mid that he eorpsaind being intimate with terse of the rine-leaders, ' lest 'in making en attack - on, the chewy, W4lB introduced at ,their meetiegs, and beestue fully hest a plan for doing this, and stared tie much tea- neeneinted with their design nod' preparatiolis : He appointed if he were - not ellitwed an opportanity ‘sa ' s afterward., cm the2 . 7th of January) fortunately terwed putting it into execution, and utiles; he were , allo means of doin g M 14e ''' CI, --e ' ale ' l ecessitel apprehended, tried by a Coen Misr ial for repeated angry, and .would d eldnit e allOw Me et eq. other penman esertion, found guilty;.and,senteneed to be shot ; i . i the n+: ht previous to Ida intended execution, he Q When to ask him a question., si d Admiral Harve to-ex recta I Was weitee upei iF.' the Chaplain of the Regiment y p , eou dere . (the Rev. Mr. CatOphell), for he ‘ purpose of pre his wishes to the Celan:andel in'CliSet himself or earing his soni fur another world; and niter p , ,,sing ttirougle - Sir H. Neale, did . he mate any reason why r some time in devotion, the culprit, who appealed, he fettle - red its going through you to its going , very penitent and fearful of• cleans, told hint that ant! through Sir El. Neale ?es-A. Np re.isdn. , . , hadenuch of great importance to the'white - peeple,of Gt. Did the Reir-stilatirel on the following day the island upon his Mind, which he wit:heti, before Again come on Wal the i Caledonia ?—A. Yes: '. ohe quitted 'this world,' to diiclose to the commilteler Q. Had he *then an interview soh the Coin- of his Mejeatie Forcei, iaLtjor-Gen. Carmichael.. mender in Chief. in his Lordship's cabin ?—A. I l'ldr. Campbell warned him or - I lie serious moons of believe sot ,1. Went otf the quaVtersdeck. - tri fl ing with pitblic justice by felse statements, with 'Q. Dia he'aiterwards on the quarter-deck make 4 view of preserving is life;; but he etale persevered any, and whist obser v ations to you • concerning in htitsliy sensible urge ltt of wishes to i to eiipti-loeineGietti; of oi,. General, tassel e a a ;r t the conduce of • the Commander in Chief ?e--A. Het!i told melt) tell. any persoo thet the 1 onnant was at interview with !din, but upon the most inipottata his service;, for he was deteirnined to strike his consideratinns:- This was intoOdielelYvOttnalataaitta flag; that the person being sent to perform the a p- Cu to the Getieral, who ordered ' the. cite h tt.) OO brought before firm,, and on chiding that his soae, tended' service, was Cestainly the eogge - d o e . of the COmmander in Chief. :It was an injury to every fessions were of a i very serious and impisrtant a na s thlicerin the fleet,. and to the - service ,in g enera l , tore, sent for it Nlaaistratc •al/. P, Malony, laSq.) . which I agreed to, saying, •lie • believed there was when,' ot alter a short amileition of the ‘ntinrit,' it but one opinion throughout the fleet. He said .was.deettied necessary to send ter the,Pelice OttiCers Lord Gembier's conduct to Ilitil ali his return from p t , -, e " ['lesion,. in order 'IQ itaprehend, without delay, Trafalgar, as well as his forwardicg a letter .by the the. lie rues witom oeimelicated tit the conspireey. Master of the . Pennant, for • a Chart-Martial oil him, which his Katie* averred existed in _the island.— were proofti of` his methoctistical, jelitfltitiCal' Call. ACCardiligly ;the. Palie.t: OrtiCr,' wale the culprit, duct, and of his vindictive' tempee. That Lord . atteielcd bya ele eit soldier; proceeded from Up Gembier's conduct since ee • l e o i s the; eeturnana Pails Coup, ;sheen ten o'clock. of the. nil th e of the fleet, did not meet his approbetion ; that eth of Mart h , to e lagoon, ,iod t . ortoilat,.iy auceeg3d* he employed the Otlicers in mustering the ships' ; d in svctit . in ' , e 4 a ,eoestuereute number at Negroes companies, -instead of gaining infortitation as t h at he gay* inionnaticm of, lfelore morning. They to the soundings: that he thought him quite un- were taken. to the, house of the above Magistrete, equalle the conmiatid o' the fl eet, and that he knew and privately examined before several Maeistretes I wits of thesante ()pillion, a W sand that it 33 unfair to and,tbe .Generai ; and the lad of theexiatetteeof a put the question to bins Lord,Coeltrane and Sir eoiispiraty, 'for the purpose: of revolutionizing • the H. Neale were walkiog on the quarter-deck.' I do Island, was soon ascertained; and also to be very not know that they heard the conversation, but .I , widely extended. qenerel Carmichael, at the inter think they ? bust; for they laughed, pod said,." hear cession of the Magistiney, was first pleased to gram him?. hear lam !" Admired Harvey, on going out of .a resp i te in George . Burgeoi, and ht about a weelt the ship, asked use l T ageitt ihad m a de the Corn after pardoned lii.o, Tbri,.exatninatiotts were toe- Leander this offer of eervice, :Jur he Was ready to filmed very constant, and :s great many Negr9o, perform any duty- I ~ t old him I 'l ad ' I believe T were daily apprehended: nor were the exeminetioes more might have been said as to the Commander's cloned , when the General Illimnda sailed; several of unfitness, but I avoided the conversation. It must the ringleaders having abscuteled,. rewards wereole have been beard by the: ship's crew, as I afterwards fored.for their appreheusions An abstract of these saw it in the public papets.: Heitaitthe_hed spoken e . e e ne e ens - ea, ',lrmintatea of the trial of his mind to titeCom - nitnider in 'Chief; but no one was present at the time. . Q. Were any officurs.and men within hearing ilarotnations, together Wit, the two principal conspirators, are' in the posiessloti 0 1. 0 Genttetnau arrived., in the above vessel, .The t alluded S ' , cl . the la of A. Yes, there were not less than 30 persons upon the quarter-deck. Q. (By one of the Court's). When the conver satiou took place between you. and Admiral Har vey, was it then understood that Lord Cochrane was to command the fire-shipi ) —A. understood the Commander in Chief was to go himself at that time. Admiral HARVEY declined asking this witness any questions. Captain BERESFORD examined. Q. Had you any conversation with Adtairal Hat. - & #AL fi tr'o S; ~,.:~t. PORTSMOUTH, ow:r tne Mint, &it'd ten ; liar; 1t43; fiatil 'St. iJoes, kfr St•wkhotai it/1://40/, WKA i.ANi)S", fruity SarJtltitod, with (g` luiernair: tie4ty's Stripe fifillwl and .0 for - Botany Bay, and the Preitul for tho ,CowPs, MAY SO.--Passed by thi s morn i ngs Cin .L.„._ , Voy fronrusgtion,,carisi ,thu g o f .11)0,a 20 sad, f,l I 4i t lieb aro many forei A ncni ; and an- Convoy, - said to bmi grotin Cadiz, escorted by a. frig 4, have made then- apptfarauee, tile,wn,w e i J ay. for and will proebeti ter the Moth/1100k. FALMOUT)i, M 9.—Arrived Thar Prince Lr. , nest Packet hrno the Niethterraiteatt-i-21,gbys I in Cadiz. 0 • • • SarEttrasq, MAY t . 7 Afrivei Ship De'vade, Capt. Jon frOM Several tiotneward•bound 4,45 t itidiarmal pamed by:op the river:_ .11.kt.r.pAst-Fivrt.--Sailed his Miiieity's sh) Decade, to WOOlu f icb ; Snake, to Leith ; and .4e gressui,! for Heligoland, with convoy, DtAL, MAY 21.—:-Arrived and' sailed for the River the Coinp3ny's Snip Tigris I4virtv44 I Indies. Arrived from the thir ;IfitoritOit4,-- DLEYARD, and Sally, liursori, for WoJanerio. ~...~.. YARMOUTH, MAY go,.—.Arrived this morningthir Lark Packet train Gottenburgh, and larded a Swe dish Courier, charged with diseatot A ca tut . u0:,;41..., =Mt. dllblt • Horse Guardsi . ith May, igos% . • Lighttinant-COlOnel Wu. RioCiat 0, of the Wi, IC / low. Rt3iiiient - of Militia, has been tried by neral Court Martial,- at.. the Barracks hl upon the wider mentioned'eharges, viz rst. " For knowingly making false retllillia of the staregi.' the Wicklow Regiment ut'Ai L iittii, wrien water .94 ed. " For einotkeitne or inissppi;io,', mom ) '",,,,tpsttirt • hirn.ror the purpu ic of recruitafg-iiiv k.uglinailv,.. jahr ti7e tr , otba r:glinetit4, purposes. 33. " Fur breaking ma error, on or e')out je;., 01.19 " • The Court having (build Lieutenant-Colonel Wm, RADCI.I.I.I , cillitty of the Cilaigei d ,aga not hiin,,..anitfliavips taken Hitt) then cOnsidi:rai 013 [tic plea of ,i,coniessitm hi,n, hatl, adjudge%) tall sentenced buret to he Liiimt.i.sed ills :tirtdesz . y"s Set-ince,' -andithat.theurre.ars of his pay (if ally) ire. lore teited,l# so much thereof as shall be sothckfit tcri make 'good the driii:,ielteraCcitsbt.,tte.l by zlernent .or 'misapplication .ot . fOrl'egirpeiltai purpuit;sl-- wio c t i . heu ten ee :is his been pleased try . confirio, and. has eoloinantled, that as ii alp; upon 'the raee of alts. I.rot.'eet,th4 , ,s, that the vitsuher ,waslabout to. retire, from lt , s situation 4 Lieutenatit-C . 6lonel to the Wiyloo , .v Regiment of Militia,. its (WilS1,110;41top of A corutio.cutupeosatioiL . ‘,MoNcx. and tnat La'ri Monottwas to have been remit tiwilded t.y Coloni4 HOWsit iin iticeession to tlie,pr,onur ; ih,st *gime? e.,may bit signified to ell tn.. parries, coati cernetti rand that the proper authority inay calleh upon to recommend as, a kyccessof to Liektietiant % COlonitt 11,AncLuq, a i gentlernan not pinned or con,., duty pail of the transaction', .4k:tied to ,11, the, course of thew proceedings- 7 01e Coitimatides. rite= hiet has tbiaeloro.direcik.d, tit it, too Qiiage,f before 'stated,t•tbeether.with the Sentence of alit' Court, and his. Majesty's Confirmation tlit.•seol, be read as the head.ot every and inset - wit' in, thi:Or'derly Books. By Order of the Commander" iwthief, . (Signed) , I it \a" CA LVERT, iUlutatiX•Gelletal. The General kirancla, Oas, at rivet Off.l)over from Jamaica, spoke the Herkima, Tttogss, train' Loudon to New York, Out 3 t . (Ilya iron) , th e 6110 had eocountered a most tiem,,:nilous gale, it's which she receued much damage, and was obli.,ed to throw, great part of her cargo overboard, to L.cp the Ship trom sinking. Btailt.--On Sunday morning lait, the Lady of Join tiliNftY Hoosaut,- Es q. oh liedfQrd-placc, ot a stilt-born child. A inin - of tlankt , Of Michael Murphy hat been apprehended ;-,t Piyinouth, on 'str4,tig suspicion of being the murderer of the Rev, Mr. TiAlalts, Be6tor of Kentnore„ Ir .land. A shocking , aectdciti happened on Saturday ni4ht to a young 'Lady - of I ite ira,ne. of Cumithens, &t her residence io Hall».Mocvi. , strr. Site Is ,d will) a party from Ow Opeia, and 00 tetiring to her ctressitig-room the. candle sot Ili to , 115 dress.-- Her sigi„ks young t ,„‘ her assistance,- but not until her gatimehtS 'a ere re duced to tinder: The'unfortumite young Lady, w'no . 1 was a pronaising go . of 50, expired , in torture on Sunday night. She was the ciangh;er et a' GI :nth:- titan of fortune in the What Itidies, And with a sister and brother resided ut the house of itit - uncle. , Yesterday 17 pristiner4 were tried ,at, the Old Bailey,. one of whdtn wits vid capitally eoned, I'}.tattrt►t Miller, for tit tering contitei teit money,; i 0 Were convicted of. felony, .and six were accritteei.—' Same day the Sessions ended, Wliva a Death waspassed on Richard Watts-, for sheep steal ing; James Wright, for horse stealing; „Joel Ware, ThOntas Holton, alias Lacey, Thomas Anderson, John Fuller, for ; burglary ; and Thomas Miller, ft:d nutting off counterfeit, money.—cstorge,Barber wits pu. ig p.. :ge 1.... ordered to be transported 1 .the tern) of la a ziatur-II tit for ilia term of seven years,,viz. fatoei Goodger, James Morris, George Goddard mai EdNu, . to took place on Saturday, April, at a Slaie Court amiinbled tor the purpose,nt t Matthews, Elizabeth Wiltnott, James . Wells, anas the Court House, in.A.logston. They were a negro, Harris, alias Martin, Thomas Wilion,,.Moses Fun named Peter Watkins (Commander in Chief, with sett,. George Reynolds, Nathaniel Boone, James the rank of Duke), and Satnbo John (a Captain) ; , Watkins, and-Robert Miles; two were,scutenced . to and, after a most patient and impartial investigation, i be imprisoned in'tlae House ocCorrection at Qiericra. ed were both found guilty of being concern in a ie- I well, for two years, two for 12 ci,lk.:Oitt ilik.:',ltls bellious conspiracy, mil sentenced to be hung the each, 23 for six calendar months each; tt,i to ht.t saute afternoon, which was accordingly carried into' , imprisoned itt , Newgate for vat iuu periods; ' seven to execution ; prtityi“u3 to which, however, they ac- 1 be in privately, and four publicly v. i, ipped ; one 'it:4g itnowletted their edicts. and ate justness of their sun- meat respite.; two tined Is each and ciiichargo i tense, and madt ttartis4,rtiticgiertea 'relative to this'i and e 8 were discbarged by proitimmation.—Sessions black and itttnid cunspiisny. , , 1. adjourned to sch June. ):.8 ~.~~ It . ~~«